Rohnert Park Community Services Winter/Spring 2015 Activity Guide

Celebrating 35years of Recreation at the Rohnert Park Community Center Complex

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Winter-Spring January – April

Registration beginsDecember 1st, 2014

35 years of Tot Time with Miss Betty

35 years of Dancercise with Pam Stafford

Mitch Austin is the new Community Services Manager replacingGuy Miller. Guy Miller retired from the City of Rohnert Parkafter a long and successful career in July of 2014. Mitch Austinwas brought on part-time in July to help back fill vacancies inCommunity Services.Mitch holds a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from St. Mary’sCollege, and has more than 25 years’ experience in publicparks and recreation.During Mitch Austin’s career he has been very engaged in parks and recreation functions and projects that include

innovative recreation programming, oversight of commissions and committees, developmentof cutting edge cost recovery policies and management of a wide variety of public facilities. We are excited to have Mitch on board; his office is at the Community Center, come by andsay “Hi” if you are in the neighborhood. He is eager to hear your thoughts about improvingprograms, facilities and services in Rohnert Park.

Message from the Director, John McArthurThe Community Services Department is committed to offering high quality recreational programs and operating clean, safe and enjoyable public facilities. We take great pride in providing services that enhance quality of life and we strive to make our community a greatplace to live.We are excited to inform you about the following recreation facility improvement projects thatwill be taking place over the next year:

• Magnolia Tennis Court Renovation• Benicia Pool Complex Renovation • Callinan Sports and Fitness Center Men’s and Women’s Locker Room Renovation • Honeybee Pool filter and Heater Replacement

Also, in the coming years, we will be making other needed facility improvements, including:

• Spreckles Performing Arts Center Roof Replacement• Community Center Roof Replacement• Senior Center Roof replacement and Restroom Rehabilitation

There are more exciting changes ahead as the City works toward enhancing recreation opportunities and services for our community members. In order to provide the best recreationexperience possible, we need your feedback and input. Please take a minute of your busy schedule to let us know about areas that we could be doing better, ideas for future programming, or any other comments that you would like to share. All comments and input arewelcome via e-mail at _______and phone at _______.Thank you for your continued patronage and support and look forward to hearing from you.

WINTER/SPRING MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR

OUR NEW COMMUNITY SERVICES MANAGER

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A R T S & C R A F T S

A MESSAGE from the DIRECTOR ................ 2ADULT SPORTS. .................................................. 8AQUATICS......................................................... 9-10ARTS & CRAFTS

For the “creative” you: art classes for all ages. .......... 11-12FACILITY INFORMATION

The Community Center, Burton Avenue Recreation Center and the Senior Center can be rented for that special occasion or business meeting. ........................30

FITNESSCheck out the many ways to get in shape. .............. 13-17

MUSIC & DANCEA variety of music and dance classes offered for all ages .......................................18-19

PARKS & FACILITIES .............................................5PRE-SCHOOL

Classes especially for pre-schoolers .............................. 20REGISTRATION

Registration Information ....................................... 31-32Registration Forms .............................................. 33-34

SENIOR CENTERRohnert Park’s Senior Center has something for all interest levels! ......................................21

SPECIAL INTERESTCheck out the variety of classes.. .............................. 22-23

SPORTS & MARTIAL ARTSSign up for tennis, karate and more. Lots of classes for both children and adults.. .............. 26-29

SPORTS & FITNESS CENTERYour community fitness and sports headquarters. Our complete fitness center includes Nautilus weight equipment, the latest in aerobic equipment such as treadmills and stairclimbers, a fully equipped free-weight studio, as well as basketball, volleyball, and racquetball courts. Separate men’s and women’s locker room facilities equipped with a sauna will helpyou relax after your workout. ...................................... 6-7

WHO TO CALL ......................................................... 4

Through provision of Community services, we enhance Rohnert Park’shigh quality of life and nurture the health and well-being of our people,our community, and our economy.

the City of Rohnert Park Serving You

CITY COUNCIL

Joseph T. Callinan, MayorAmy Ahanotu, Vice Mayor

Gina BelforteJake Mackenzie

Pam Stafford

Bi-Monthly Meetings:When: 2nd and 4th Tuesdays,

5:00 p.m.Where: City Offices, 130 Avram Avenue

The public is invited to attend.

PARKS &RECREATIONCOMMISSION

Linda Tracy, ChairMike Bird, Vice Chair

Chris BorrBonnie Black Jerry Griffin

Monthly meetings:When: 3rd Monday, 6:30 p.m.

Where: City Offices, 130 Avram AvenueThe public is invited to attend.

COMMUNITYSERVICES

COMMUMITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT OFFICE HOURS

8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.Monday-Friday

Community Center5401 Snyder Lane

PHONE NUMBERSCommunity Center

588-3456, FAX 588-3444

Callinan Sports and Fitness Center 588-3488, FAX 588-3475

Senior Center 585-6780, FAX 585-6790

T A B L E o f C O N T E N T S

Rohnert Park Community Services Department Mission Statement

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AQUATICS

Benicia Pool7469 Bernicewww.rpcity.org……………………....................................795-7582

Honeybee Pool1170 Golf Course Drivewww.rpcity.org ..............................................................586-1413

Rohnert Park Swim Clubwww.piranhaswimming.com.............................Hot Line 524-4363

BASEBALLCal Ripken/Babe Ruth Baseball (Ages 4 1/2 - 18)www.calripken.org.............................................Hotline 525-4823

Rancho Cotati Little League/Pee Wee (Ages 5-18)www.eteamz.com/rcll.........................................Hotline 795-7974

Redwood Empire Baseball (Over 18)www.rebl.org ................................................................542-1836

Wine Country Baseball….................www.winecountrybaseball.com

City Field Conditions...............................................www.rpcity.org

BASKETBALLCYOBasketball...................http://www.northbaycyo.org/

BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB7450 Santa Barbara Drive..............795-0139

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE101 Golf Course Dr., #C-7www.rpchamber.org........................584-1415

CHESS FOR KIDSwww.chessclubforkids.com Jolie Cook....527-6427

CITY HALL, 130 Avram Ave.www.rpcity.org ..............................................................588-2227

COMMUNITY BAND Gary Young .............................585-7550

COMMUNITY CHORALE Wayne Thush.....................586-8321

COMMUNITY GARDEN.....................................rpcommunityorganicgarden@gmail.com

FEDERAL FOOD DISTRIBUTIONRedwood Empire Food Bank3990 Brickway Blvd., Santa Rosa ...................................523-7900

FOOTBALL & CHEERRohnert Park Warriorswww.rpwarriors.com......................................................585-8919

GOLFFoxtail Golf Resort100 Golf Course Drive www.playfoxtail.com Tee Reservations ............................................................584-7766Banquet/Party Information .............................................584-9797

LACROSSERancho Cotati Lacrosse Clubwww.rancholax.orgKim McFarlane, Registrar .................................................. 588-8514

PERFORMING ARTS CENTER5409 Snyder Lanewww.spreckelsonline.com Box Office........................................................................ 588-3400Business Office ................................................................. 588-3434

ROHNERT PARK ANIMAL SHELTER301 J. Rogers Lane .......................................................... 584-1582

ROHNERT PARK LIBRARY6250 Lynne Conde Way ................................................... 584-9121

ROHNERT PARK MOTHER’S CLUB ........... www.rpcmothersclub.org

SCOUTSBoy Scouts of America Council Office ..546-8137

Girl Scouts....................................544-5472

SENIOR CENTER6800 Hunter Dr, Suite A www.rpcity.org ......................585-6780

Sweet Pea Gift Shoppe ..........585-6786

Senior Dining Site .................585-6787

SOCCERRohnert Park Soccer Club(Youth/Teen)...............www.rpsoccerclub.org

Indoor Youth (Apache Soccer Club) www.apachefutsal.com Susan Carney....................321-7587

City Field Conditions................................................www.rpcity.org

Sonoma County Adult Coed Soccer League..............www.scacsl.net

SOFTBALLGirls Softball (ages 5-18)............www.leaguelineup.com/rpgsa org

Rohnert Park Women’sLow Key League.............................www.wix.com/rpsoftball/rpwlks

Softball Tournament Information Sports & Fitness Center ..................................................588-3488

Softball (Men’s, Women’s, Co-ed).............................www.rpcity.org

Sports & Fitness Center ..................................................588-3488

City Field Conditions................................................www.rpcity.org

ROHNERT PARK FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER(Formally SCAYD) ..........................................................793-9030

TENNISRohnert Park Tennis Club and Team TennisPhyllis Weathers, Membership Chair ...............................584-0426

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• COMMUNITY CENTER 588-3456 • CALLINAN SPORTS & FITNESS CENTER 588-3488 • SENIOR CENTER 585-6780 •

THE CITY of ROHNERT PARKNEIGHBORHOOD PARKS and FACILITIES

1. Community Center & Community Services Department 5401 Snyder Lane588-3456

2. Callinan Sports & Fitness Center5405 Snyder Lane588-3488

3. Alicia Park 300 Arlen, 5 acres

4. Benicia Park, Pool & Dog Park7469 Bernice, 6 acres

5. Colegio Vista Park 1200 Southwest Blvd., 3 acres

6. Caterpillar Park 7430 Circle Dr., 3 acres

7. Ladybug Park8517 Liman Way, 5acres

8. Dorotea Park 895 Santa Dorotea Circle, 6 acres

9 Eagle Park1115 Emily, 10acres

10. Sunrise Park5201 Snyder Lane, 9acres

11. Honeybee Park & Pool 1170 Golf Course Dr., 10.5acres

12. Golis Park 1450 Golf Course Dr.14 acres

13. Rainbow Park 1345 Rosanna 2.68acres

14. Magnolia Park1401 Middlebrook, 13acres

15. Roberts Lake& Rohnert Bark Dog Park 5010 Roberts Lake Road

16. Shelter Park Dog Park 301 J. Rogers Ln.

17. Burton Ave.Recreation Center 7421 Burton Avenue

18. Rohnert Park Senior Center 6800 Hunter Drive 585-6780

19. Gold Ridge Recreation Center1455 Golf Course Dr.

Picnic in the ParkWant to hold a picnic in one of the City parks? Contact theCommunity Services Department today and reserve your spot atone of our many picnic areas in one of the City’s beautiful parks.Reservations are taken first come first serve at the Rohnert ParkCommunity Center, 5401 Snyder Lane, Monday – Friday from8am to 5pm. For fees and other picnic information call us at588-3456 or go online to www.rpcommunityservices.org.Reservations will be accepted for the 2015 picnic season(March-October) starting February 1st.

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CALL INAN SPORTS & F ITNESS CENTER

Website: www.rpcity.org

RACQUETBALL COURTS-CHALLENGE COURTEnjoy the fast paced action on our two tournament quality exhibitioncourts. Be cheered on by friends observing through the glass backwalls or from the second-level observation deck. Racquetball use isincluded in your membership or day pass. Members may make a reservation 2 days in advance. Our Drop-in Racquetball ChallengeCourt is scheduled on Sundays from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. on bothcourts. All skill levels are welcome.

LOCKER ROOMS - SAUNAThe men’s and women’s dressing rooms are equipped with day uselockers and showers, and a dry sauna. The saunas provide a dryheat of 130-150 F. Lockers may be rented for $4 per month(Adults/EFT only) or for $48 annually (Adults/Pre-Paid only).

See Child/Junior information on restrictions for locker room and sauna.

THE CALLINAN SPORTS & FITNESSCENTER is owned by the citizens ofRohnert Park and operated by the RohnertPark Community Services Department. It isour primary objective to provide a cleanand smoothly run facility for the benefit ofall users. Both members and drop-inguests are welcome to explore and enjoythe variety of recreational activities wehave to offer.

LAP SWIMMINGUnlimited Lap Swimming is included in annual memberships at theCallinan Sports & Fitness Center at any of the city pools (as available). Check with the front desk for the current lap swim schedule.

GYMNASIUMFeel the exhilaration and excitement of the collegiate size gymnasium where drop-in basketball or volleyball games are heldnightly. All Open Gym sessions are included in your membershipor day pass. Open Gym sessions vary according to season and special events. We suggest you call 588-3488 or go to www.callinansports.org to check the most current Open Gym schedule. Copies of this schedule are available at the front desk.

HOURS OF OPERATIONThe Sports and Fitness Center is openMonday through Friday, from 6:00 a.m. to10:00 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundaysfrom 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. We areclosed on New Year’s Day, Easter Sunday,Memorial Day, Independence Day, LaborDay, Thanksgiving Day, and ChristmasDay. Restricted hours are observed onChristmas Eve and New Year’s Eve.Tournaments, repairs, and maintenancemay result in periods when the facilities arepartially or totally closed.

5405 Snyder LaneRohnert Park, CA 94928

Phone: (707) 588–3488Fax: (707) 588-3475

Located just across the hall from the Cardio Center is ourOlympic Free Weight Room. The Free Weight Room is equippedwith over 3000 lbs of Olympic style barbells, dumbbells, a Smith

machine and a variety ofexercise benches. The ben-efit of freeweight exerciseis well documented andthis is a great place to startyour workout. Only adultmembers, teen membersand paid drop-in partici-pants over the age of 14have access to the CardioCenter and Olympic FreeWeight Room.

OLYMPIC FREE WEIGHT ROOM

CARDIO CENTERWe recently upgraded our entire line of cardio equipment toTechnogym, the very latest state-of-the-art in cardio! Each machine is equipped with a per-sonal entertainment screen forwatching television. In addition,you can watch all the latestYouTube or web videos or yourown personal music video

player. Ever surfed the webwhile working out? Now youcan because each machine is internet enabled. CheckFacebook, Instagram,Google+,Pandora music, or any othersocial media directly on yourpersonal video screen. This is the new age of fitness technology and only we have it!

Our Fitness Center is over 4,600 sq. ft. and equipped with the latestequipment. Check out our Nautilus strength equipment! For your aerobic exercise needs the center boasts of a large variety of equipment including the new elliptical exercisers, treadmills, stairclimbers, and crossover, recumbent and upright bicycles. The fitnessroom also has televisions equipped with the Club FM System forstereo reception through your own "Walkman-type" Personal Stereoand Broadcast music for entire weight room. Our trained instructorswill get you started on your own personal exercise program andyou'll soon begin to see those pounds melt away. Only members andpaid drop-in participants may use the weight room. No one under14 years of age is permitted in the weight room.

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Memberships may be purchased through monthly EFT (Electronic Fund Transfer via a checking or debit account).Pre-paid annual memberships are also available. Included in your membership are the use of the RacquetballCourts, Cardio Center, Free Weight Room, Locker Room, and Basketball/Volleyball Open Gym sessions, as well asLap Swim sessions at the city pools (as available and subject to change). Membership term begins the day themembership is purchased - memberships are not transferable. Card Fee is $5.

MEMBERSHIP RATES

C H I L D CA R E C E NT E R Child Care is offered Monday through Friday mornings from 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Fee is $2 per child.

CHILDREN (up to 7 years)

Children up to the age of 7 may participate in Basketball/Volleyball Open Gym and Racquetball at no charge. Childrenmust be supervised by a paying adult at all times. Children areNOT permitted in the locker rooms (sauna, or showers).Restrooms are located in the South hallway. Children are NOTpermitted in the Cardio Center and Free Weight Room areas.Does not include lap swim.

JUNIORS (8-13)

The $30 pre-paid annual membership for Juniors (parents mustsign the application) is restricted to Basketball/Volleyball OpenGym and Racquetball only. Juniors may use the locker roomfacilities (sauna, or showers) ONLY if they are supervised by apaying adult. Juniors are NOT permitted in the Cardio Centerand Free Weight Room areas. Junior day passes are availablefor $4 per visit. Does not include lap swim.

TEENS (14-17)

Teen memberships may be purchased through EFT ($16 permonth) or pre-paid annually for $192. Parents must sign theapplication for teen members. Teen members have access to allfacilities as well as the entrance to Lap Swim sessions at the citypools (as available and subject to change). Teen day passes areavailable for $8 per visit. Locker rental is not available to teenmembership holders.

AGE/FAMILY DEFINITIONSFor the purposes of rules and procedures, the following are the Sports and Fitness Center’s definitions:

Child up to 7 years Adult 18-59Junior 8-13 Senior 60+Teen 14-17

Family - Up to two persons of 18 years or older and up tofour persons 17 and younger living in the same household.

MEMBERSHIP OPTION 1MONTHLY ELECTRONIC FUND TRANSFER VIA CHECKING ACCOUNT

Child N/AJunior N/ATeen $16Adult $27Senior $16Disabled $16Family $60

MEMBERSHIP OPTION 2ANNUAL PAID IN ADVANCE MEMBERSHIPS

Child N/AJunior $30Teen $192Adult $324Senior $192Disabled $192Family $720

DAILY DROP-IN PASSDaily drop-in use (age 14+) is available to non-members for $8.Drop-in participants must check in at the front desk and sign a waiver.See Child/Junior information for fees and drop-in restrictions.

PUNCH CARDS PRE-PAID (age 14+)10 Visits $5020 Visits $90

I N D O O R P L AY G RO U N DIndoor Playground - kids will love their indoor playground time. They can climb, slide, jump and much more. Parents can socialize and kids willmake new friends! The Indoor Playground is for children 5 years and younger and is held Monday through Friday from 11:15 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.Fee is $2 per child. Children must be supervised by an adult or sibling 16 or older. Limit is 4 children per adult.

M E M B E R S W I T H D I S A B I L I T I E SAll programs offered through the Rohnert Park Community Services Department are open to individuals with disabilities. The Sports and FitnessCenter is wheelchair accessible and individuals with a disability can participate in many different programs.For requirements please see the front desk.

We rent out sections of the Sports Center for private use and tournaments.For availability and prices please call 588-3488.SPORTS CENTER RENTALS

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A D U LT S P O R T S

Adult Sportsat the Callinan Sports and Fitness Center

on Sports and Fitness CenterMemberships see page 7

For More Infromation

Softball Coming this Spring!For more information please see our website atwww.rpcommunityservices.org

BasketballCome on down for a pickup game! Drop inbasketball is available at the Sports and FitnessCenter Gymnasium on a daily basis for $8 pervisit or free for Sports and Fitness CenterMembers. Please call the front desk first at 588-3488 to check the open gym schedule.

VolleyballOn Wednesday night from 7-10pm the Sportsand Fitness Center Gymnasium is reserved foropen Volleyball play for $4 per visit or free forSports and Fitness Center Members.

RacquetballCome enjoy one of the Sports and Fitness Center’s2 racquet ball courts open daily. Drop in for $8 pervisit or free for Sports and Fitness Center Members.To reserve your court please call 588-3488. Rentalequipment is available.

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The City of Rohnert Park offers a variety of ways toenjoy the pool including lap swim, recreation swim,swim lessons for all ages, drop-in water exercise,camps, pool parties, and special events. Honeybee Poolis open all year round for lap swim and drop-in waterexercise classes. Enjoy swimming!

SWIMMING POOL SCHEDULESNote: This schedule is subject to change.

For the most up-to-date pool schedules go to www.rpcommunityservices.org

ROHNERT PARK SWIMMING POOL SCHEDULESHONEYBEE POOL 1170 Golf Course Dr. 586-1413 Now through April 2015

Lap Swim11:30 am – 2:30 pm





Lap Swim11:30 am - 1:30 pm

Lap Swim11:30 am - 1:30 pm

Lap Swim6:00 am – 8:00 am

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(limited lanes)


(limited lanes)

Swim Team8:00am-10:00am

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

Lap Swim(limited lanes)6:30 - 8:00pm





Drop-In WaterExercise

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1:15-2:15 pm

Swim Team4:00-7:30 pm





January 1- All Day March 14 & 15- All Day (Swim Meet)April 18 & 19- All Day (Swim Meet)May 16 & 17- All Day (Swim Meet)

June 6 & 7- All Day (Swim Meet)November 26- All DayDecember 24- 2:30PM -8PM December 25- All Day

EXPECTED CLOSURESThe following times are hours we are CLOSED. All other hours will remain thesame. We are open during all other holidays other than the modified hours listed.This schedule is subject to change. For the most up-to-date pool schedules go towww.rpcommunityservices.org

AQUATICS

GENERAL ADMISSION5 and Under and Non-Swimmer Free

Adult $5.00 Youth $4.00

Senior Citizens (60+) $4.00

DISCOUNT SWIM PASSESAvailable at any pool

10 swimsAdult $40.00 Youth $30.00 Senior (60+)/Disabled $30.00

POOL FEES

Disabled $4.00 Lap Swim $5.00

LAP SWIM MEMBERSHIPS!

Unlimited Lap Swimming is included in annual memberships at the Callinan Sports & Fitness Center. For as little as $27 per monthor $16 per month for seniors you may join our state-of-the-art fitness center and swim laps at any of the city pools (as available).You will not find a better deal on fitness anywhere! For more information visit the Callinan Sports & Fitness Center pages of thisguide or go to www.callinansports.org.

POOL RENTAL RATES

Our pools are available for rent for birthday parties, family reunions, and otherevents. Price includes lifeguard service. Availability is limited. Call 588-3488between 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 p m. for pool rental information.

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LIFEGUARD TRAINING COURSE It’s more than a job . . .It’s an experience that can change your life.

Course #16099 Cost: $215

This course teaches participants how to prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies in, on and aroundthe water. Students who complete this course successfully will be certified in American Red Cross LifeguardTraining/First Aid and CPR/AED for lifeguards (valid 2 years). NO job guarantee comes with certification.Participants must be 15 years of age by last class meeting. Pre-requisite Swimming Test: Swim 300 yardsusing a combination of breaststroke and front crawl (freestyle), tread water two minutes without hands,timed submerge 7 to 10 feet for a 10lb diving brick and swim with diving brick for 20 yards.

1-25 Persons $100.00/hour26-50 $115.00/hour

51-100 $130.00/hour 101-150 $140.00/hour

Saturday March 28th8:00am – 11:00am, Honeybee Pool

Monday March 30th8:00am – 11:00am, Honeybee Pool

Tuesday March 31th8:00am – 11:00am, Honeybee Pool 5:00pm – 9:00pm, Community Center Lounge

Wednesday April 1st8:00am – 11:00am, Honeybee Pool

Thursday April 2nd 8:00am – 11:00am, Honeybee Pool5:00pm – 9:00pm, Community Center Lounge

Friday April 3rd8:00am – 11:00am, Honeybee Pool

Saturday April 4th8:00am – 6:00pm, Community Center Lounge

PIRANHA SWIMMINGMake a splash and be part of a team. Piranha Swimmingof Rohnert Park offers year-round instruction and training incompetitive swimming for boys and girls age 5-18.Swimming promotes fitness and is a healthy lifetime activity;teaches goal orientation and self-improvement; and cultivates high self-esteem. Visit our website atwww.PiranhaSwimming.com or call us at 524-4363.

Drop-In Water ExerciseThis time is dedicated for self guided water aerobic exercise.It is the perfect low impact exercise that can reduce stress,burn fat and define muscles and it's fun!


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Painting with PastelsAges: 18+6 week sessionsJudy Staples BeckerThis class will focus on the Art of Pastel Painting. Beginning andintermediate students are welcome.Working from your photographs andsome still life sets, the student willlearn about the using dark and lightstudies and composition before putting pure pigment to special coated (sanded) paper. A materialslist will be provided for you and somematerials will be available from theinstructor at the first class.

Judy Staples Becker is a professional Fine Artist and GraphicDesigner who has been in the Arts and creative services for 30+years. Judy is the Owner and Creative Director of Staples CreativeServices for the past 18 years, specializing in design, illustration andpainting. To see samples of her work go to staplescreative.com.

Mondays; 6:00 – 8:30pm

$107 per session (Discounted R.P. resident fee $100)

Course #15962: January 5th – February 9th

Course #15963: February 23rd – March 30th

*Course only includes limited materials, suggested materials list willbe provided at first class

Fused & Kiln Formed Glass with MicheleAges: 16+ 4-week sessionsMichele Carter Community Center Crafts Room #1

Experience the thrill of creating your own masterpiece in glass forgifts or personal use. Michele will work with you one-on-one toteach the proper glass cutting and design techniques, offering technical and creative advice to help you achieve your masterpiece.Beginner and experienced glassers are always welcome to join inon an evening of friendship and creativity. Fused glass is functional art and can be used daily! I offer a large assortment ofmolds including: serving bowls & platters; dinner & salad plates &bowls; candle sconces, vases & more. Or create your own windowor wall hanging. I will expertly fuse and slump all your creationsand strive to have your piece ready by the next class. Check out ourstudent gallery www.rpglassclass.com for examples and ideas.Class fees include all the tools you’ll need. I have a small assortmentof COE 90 glass available for purchase or enjoy student discountsat local suppliers.

Experienced drop-in’s are always welcome. Drop-in fees: $28 pervisit, includes firing (Discounted R.P. resident fee $26) paid directlyto the instructor each visit.

Thursdays; 5:30 – 8:30pm $87 per session (Discounted R.P. resident fee $80) PLUS a $20 materials/firing fee to be paid directly to the instructorat the first class.

Course #15965: January 8th – 29th

Course #15966: February 5th – 26th

Course #15967: March 5th – 26th

Course #15968: April 9th – 30th

Corsages & Boutonnieres Community Center Crafts Room #1

Prom coming up? Planning for a wedding, anniversary party, or Mother’s Day? We will make a corsage, a wrist corsage and 2 boutonnieres in this class for you to take home. Teens (15+) ok to register for this class as long as parent is also registered and paysseparate materials fee. This option is not available for online registration, please contact the Community Services office for more details.Bring a sharp pair of scissors, all other materials included with materials fee. Sign up no later than Wednesday, April 1st

$27 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $20) PLUS a $10 materials fee (cash only, please) to be paid directly to the instructor at the class.

Course #15964: 6:00-7:30 pm, Thursday, April 2nd

Wedding Table Centerpiece Community Center Crafts Room #1

A round centerpiece will be made by each student to take home. A variety of fresh flowers and wedding decorations will be used. This same arrangement can be used for many other year round occasions with just a change of flowers and decorations.Please bring a sharp pair of scissors to class. All other materials provided. Sign up no later than Monday March 2nd. Materials fee of$15 due to instructor at class, cash only please.

$27 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $20) PULS a $15 materials fee (cash only, please) to be paid directly to the instructor at the class.

Course #16101: 6:00 – 7:30pm, Tuesday, May 7th

Floristry ClassesAges: 18+ 1-day classes Lorrie Abbott

Lorrie Abbott has been designing floral wedding work and teaching floral classes since 1990. Lorrie received her floral certificate fromSanta Rosa Junior College. She invites beginners as well as those who have some training to her classes. Each class will include a professional demonstration with step-by-step instructions. Each participant will learn and make their own arrangement to take home.Each arrangement can be modified to use for different events and holidays. Teens (15+) are welcome in any class as long as they register with a parent and pay the registration and materials fee. Learn how to make the floral items, then go home and make more foryour friends, special events, and holidays. Come join the fun.

Pottery Class for the New Year Ages: 15+ 6-weeksRandy Snyder Community Center Clay Studio

Come play with clay. This class will focus on the potter’s wheellearning to wedge, center, and pull the clay to create bowls, cups,and vases. Other techniques like pinch, slab, and coil will also becovered. We will glaze and high fire our finished projects. Greatfor beginning and seasoned potters trying to bring it to the nextlevel.

Sign up early space limited.

Randy Snyder is an award-winning potter from Sonoma County.He has over 30 years of experience with all forms of ceramics andhas been teaching and inspiring students of all ages for the past20 years.

Tuesdays; 6:30 – 9:00pm


$127 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $120) PLUS a $30 materials& firing fee to be paid when you register for the class.

Spring into Pottery Ages: 15+ 6-weeksRandy Snyder Community Center Clay Studio

Use the potter’s wheel and learn to center and raise the clay, thenshape to make plates, cups, jars, and other functional pieces that wewill glaze and fire for you to cherish at home. Other techniques likepinch, slab, and coil will also be covered. This class is perfect forbeginners and beyond.


Course #15971: April 7th – May 12th

$127 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $120) PLUS a $30 materials& firing fee to be paid when you register for the class.


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Course #15970: February 24th – March 31st

$127 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $120) PLUS a $30 materials & firing fee to be paid when you register for the class.

Open Pottery StudioOngoing Randy Snyder and staff Community Center Clay Studio

Once you have some experience in clay, join us at Open Studio where you can put your new talents to work! No sign-ups are necessary, just drop by! We have a spacious clay studio, potters wheels and some tools are provided. Clay can be purchased in the studio.A nominal firing fee will be charged for your work. Children age 5 and over are welcome with an adult. Please pay the instructor in thestudio. Some experience with clay is helpful.

Open studio fees are paid at the studio each visit:

$14 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $13) $12 senior citizens and children age 12 and under (Discounted R.P. resident fee $11)

Wednesdays; 6:30 - 9:30pm, Ongoing Saturdays; 10 am-1pm, Ongoing

Additional hours available with instructor approval

Ages: 14+ 6-weeks Randy Snyder Community Center Clay Studio

We will use the potter’s wheel and learn to center and raise the clay, then shape to make plates, cups, jars, and other functionalpieces that we will glaze and fire for you to cherish at home. This class is perfect for beginners and beyond.

Space is limited sign up early and come play in clay.

Pottery and the Potter’s Wheel

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P.M. DancerciseCommunity Center Multi-Use Room

$79 per session (Discounted R.P. resident fee $72)Drop-In: $5 per visit/$6 non-residents

Mondays & Wednesdays; 5:30 - 6:30pmAmanda Keaney

Course #15974: January 5th – March 18th (22 classes)

Course #15975: April 6th – June 17th(21 classes, no class 5/25)

Tuesdays & Thursdays; 6:00 – 7:00pm Pam Stafford


Course #15977: April 7th – June 18th (22 classes)

DancerciseAges: 12-adult

Are you looking for a workout routine that is fun and easy to stick with? Come and join Dancercise, Rohnert Park’s longest running,award winning original aerobic dance and fitness class. You will find a friendly atmosphere with all types of music to inspire you.This class has easy to follow cardio routines, core strengthening, all over toning for abs, back, arms and legs, and will help yousee improvement in balance and flexibility. Dancercise is challenging and adaptable for all levels of fitness. There are lots of daysand times to choose from with trained instructors to guide you. There is also flexibility with the instructors – miss a class and makeit up at any other class!

Please bring a mat or towel for floor exercises.

Childcare is available for weekday morning Dancercise classes. See A.M. Dancercise Child Care for registration information.

Saturday Dancercise

Sports & Fitness Center Gymnasium Amanda Keaney

This class is the perfect way to complement your weekday workouts. Geared to all levels of fitness, men and women find this to be a greatway to burn fat, strengthen muscles, build a strong heart and lungs, and start the weekend right. It is always the right time to start a workout routine. Get in shape now!

Saturdays; 9:00 – 10:00am

$43 per session (Discounted R.P. resident fee $36) Drop-In: $5 per visit/$6 non-residents

Course #15978: January 10th – March 21st Course #15979: April 11th – June 20th

Sports & Fitness Center Childcare Room

A childcare service for A.M. Dancercise is offered in the morning so that youcan exercise without worrying about what to do with your children.

Childcare for A.M. Dancercise

Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays 9:00 – 10:00am

$45 for the first child, $25 each additional child (in same family) prepaid OR drop-in at $2 per hour per child

Course #15980: January 5th – March 20th

Course #15981: April 6th – June 19th

A.M. DancerciseSports & Fitness Center GymnasiumPam Stafford

Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays; 9:00 – 10:00am,


Drop-In: $5 per visit/$6 non-residents


Course #15973: April 6th – June 19th (32 classes, no class 5/25)

War on Sags and Bulges for Men andWomenAges: 16+ Sue StubblebineBurton Avenue Recreation Center, 7421 Burton Avenue

This class is all-out war on sags and bulges, with you as the victor!This war has been fought successfully since 1974. The class consistsof no-impact, high repetition exercise using light weights. A set ofankle weights with Velcro, 5 pound (2 1/2 pounds each) forwomen, 10 pound (5 pounds each) for men, are required as wellas a mat or pad.

Monday through Thursday; 6:00 – 7:00pm

Course #15982: January 5th – February 12th $67 (Discounted R.P resident fee $60)

Course #15983: February 16th – March 26th $67 (Discounted R.P resident fee $60)

Course #15984: March 30th – April 30th $62 (Discounted R.P resident fee $55)

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Royal Form Tai ChiAges: 18+ 13 weeksRobert Flannery Community Center Garden Room

Tai Chi is practiced world wide as a popular form of exercise. Spirit,mind, vitality and the body are all coordinated to create movement.This session covers the beginning of the 108 steps of the Royal Form.We will practice: Brush Knee, Pet the Bird’s Tail and Embrace Tiger;Return to Mountain. All are welcome.


Course #16017: February 3rd – April 28th

$39 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $32)

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Zumba FitnessAges: 13+ Becky Thomas Community Center Multi-Use Room

ZUMBA, the aerobic dance-fitness class is an alternative form ofgroup exercise! Inspired by Latin dance and music, Zumba uses avariety of styles in its routines; including cumbia, merengue, salsa,reggaeton, mambo, rumba, flamenco, and hip-hop. The routinesfeature interval training sessions where fast and slow rhythms arecombined with resistance training to tone and sculpt your body.You don’t even have to know how to dance. Just move your bodyand follow my lead. It’s easy!

What to Wear/Bring. Wear comfortable fitness clothing. As forshoes, wear cross-trainers or dance shoes — anything that willgive you support. Make sure to bring water with you to class andhydrate before, during, and after the workout.

Monday & Wednesdays; 7:00 – 7:50pm

Course #15985: January 5th – February 18th (14 classes)$77 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $70)

Course #15986: February 23rd – April 1st (12 classes)$67 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $60)

Zumba ToningAges: 18+Sharona ES Community Center Multi-Use Room

Sharona ES is an AFAA certified group fitness instructor and islicensed to teach Zumba Fitness, Zumba Gold, Zumba GoldToning, ZumbaTomic and Aqua Zumba. Sharona is a certifiedTransformation and Transition Specialist.

This class combines targeted body-sculpting exercises and cardiowork with Latin-infused moves to create a calorie-torching,strength-training, fitness-party. Students use lightweight, maraca-like Toning Sticks to enhance rhythm and tone all their targetzones, including arms, abs, glutes and thighs. Zumba® Toning isthe perfect way for enthusiasts to sculpt their bodies naturallywhile having a total blast. Please wear clothing & shoes suitablefor exercise.

Toning sticks can be rented from the instructor for $1 per class,paid directly to instructor at the beginning of class. There is a lim-ited supply of toning sticks.

Drop-ins are welcomed also: $6 R.P. residents, $7 non-residents.Drop-in fees are paid directly to the instructor at the class..

Tuesdays & Thursdays; 7:30 – 8:20pm

Course #15987: January 13th – February 26th(13 classes, no class 1/27)$72 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $65)

Course #15988: March 10th – April 23rd(13 classes, no class 4/16)$72 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $65)


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2 Days Per Week $71 per month (Discounted R.P. resident rate $64)

Course #15992: January (no class 1/1,1/3, and 1/19)

Course #15995: February (no class 2/14)

Course #15998: March (no class 3/16, 3/26, 3/28)

Course #16001: April (no class 4/11, 4/30)

Cardio KickBox FusionAges: 18+ Sharona ES Sports and Fitness Center Activity Room

This is a non-contact, fun workout integrating martial arts, toning and aerobics. The combination of movement of upper, abs and lower bodyburns more calories, builds endurance, strength and relieve stress. Movements includes: Zig zags, knee strikes and twisting moves like crosspunches to tone abs & obliques, kicks to burn fat and tone legs, punches to target arms and back. The class is an interval - based format combing with dance aerobic combinations. All low impact and Fun-tensity. No matter what your fitness level is, be ready to grooveand move to upbeat music toward a healthier you.

Wednesdays; 6:00pm – 6:50pm

1 Day Per Week$49 per month (Discounted R.P. resident rate $42)





3 Days Per Week $91 per month (Discounted R.P. resident rate $84)





Beginning/Intermediate Boot CampAges: 14-Adult Denise Drake Sports and Fitness Center Activity Room

Course #15989: January 14th – February 25th $42 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $35)

Course #15990: March 11th – April 22nd $42 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $35)

PM Classes:Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, 6:30pm – 7:30pm

Boot Camp Course ScheduleAM Classes: Tuesday, Thursday 6:00am – 7:00am Saturday, 8:15am – 9:15am

Are you new to exercise? No experience necessary! Have you fallen off the fitness wagon? This is your opportunity to begin again.This beginner Boot Camp will give you the jump start you need. This class offers cardio, strength training, core and full body work-outs. Have fun, burn calories and be motivated! Denise Drake is a Certified Fitness Trainer through the ISSA, as well as a Master Trainer through New York Strength and a memberof Fitness Professionals International. Denise will accept drop-in students at $12 per visit for Rohnert Park residents and $13 for non-residents. These feesare paid directly to the instructor at the camp.Enjoy ultimate flexability and sign up for a monthly pass to attened Boot Camp on the days and times you want. Get more out of your Boot Camp program and sign up for a one, two, or three day plan.

Cross TrainingAges 18+ Renee Robinson Gold Ridge Recreation Center Multi Use Room (old Gold Ridge Elementary School)

Innovative body sculpting principles with additional cardiovascular and weight lifting workouts, catering to the diverse population of thenon-athletic and athletic individuals. Cross Training class will jump start your metabolism and fat burning abilities, while providing an ener-getic and exciting atmosphere. This class offers a progression of strength building exercises to increase muscular and cardiovascularendurance, using a variety of different weight and cardio combinations. Attendees can work at their own pace while receiving expert guid-ance by Renee Robinson. Come and experience the class everyone is talking about and leave feeling energized and ready to conquer yourday and life.

Monday, Wednesday, 6:00pm – 7:00pm, and Friday, 5:30pm – 6:30pm

$50 per month

Include a Sports and Fitness Center membership for $10 more per month

Registration for this class is only taken at the Community Center and requires the authorization of a monthly EFT (Electronic Fund Transfer viaa checking or debit account). To register please bring a voided check for the EFT and complete payment for the month you are beginning.

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Course #16015: January 12th – March 2nd (no class 2/16)$77 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $73)

Course #16016: March 16th – May 11th (no class 3/30) $95 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $88)

Reiki I Ages: 18+ 6 WeeksKaty Zincavage Community Center Garden Room

Reiki helps to reduce pain and stress in the body. Reiki is a handson healing technique from Japan. Come learn the Reiki Principles,hand positions, and receive the Reiki I (one) attunement (initia-tion). Once you have a Reiki attunement you will be able to giveyourself or others a Reiki healing. Certificate upon request. Dresscomfortably and bring water, pencil/pen and paper.

Katy has a healing practice in Rohnert Park at Oak View SeniorApartments and also part time in Petaluma and Santa Rosa. Sheis a CA certified Massage Practitioner, Reiki Master/TeacherPractitioner and Intuitive Consultant. She has been practicing since1993 – helping others heal themselves and feel better.

Thursdays; 7:00 – 9:00pm



Beginners and Continuing Beginners YogaAges: 18+ Raizelah Bayen, CMT, RYT Community Center Garden Room

This mixed-level class is for people new to yoga and those who want to deepen their skills in a slower-paced, supportive environ-ment. The class will offer an introduction to yoga poses and philosophy, as well as variations on basic poses for those who want todeepen their practice. Emphasis will be placed on breath and body awareness. Students will be encouraged to practice at their ownpace and ability.

Raizelah Bayen is a certified massage therapist, acupressurist and yoga teacher. She has over 20 years of bodywork experienceand currently teaches massage and acupressure at the Sebastopol Massage School. Her yoga classes are both gentle and chal-lenging, emphasizing mindfulness and deep inner listening. Her gift as a teacher is the ability to teach mixed-level, offering varia-tions of each yoga pose to address students’ varied level of practice.

Students must be able to sit and lie on the floor and to stand up. Please bring a yoga mat and blanket to class.

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Yoga with Gaya Shelton-OstadiAges: 18+ Community Center Garden Room

Gaya Shelton-Ostadi is a certified Yoga Teacher at the highest level (E500RYT) and a certified Yoga Therapist. She has spent 3000+ hoursleading yoga classes and been trained to address illness and injury with yoga. She comes from two wisdom traditions: the DiamondApproach and Sahaj Yoga. Her students are encouraged to work at their own pace cultivating a deep awareness of body sensation.Classes are offered at different levels from Gentle to Level Two to meet each unique student’s needs. If you have any questions, please con-tact her at 707-239-3650 or e-mail her at [email protected].

Please bring a yoga mat to all classes. You can also call the instructor for a private assessment to help place you in a class.

Level 1Enjoy being guided through aflowing practice of yoga. Thisclass will include all the poseslearned in the Beginning Class(plus a few more) and simplebreath practices and medita-tion. The class is crafted to givea unifying experience of mindand body which is the essenceof yoga. Although the classeshave a basic footprint of centering, movement and then seated medi-ation, each class will be a unique sequence of poses & practices.

Wednesdays; 5:30 – 6:40pm

Course #16008: January 7th – February 11th$73 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $66)

Course #16009: February 18th – March 25th $73 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $66)

Course #16011: April 1st – 29th $62 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $55)

Level 1.5Learn more advanced poses and practice at a more challenging levelwhich may include arm balances, inversions, deeper twists, longerholds and work on a balance ball. The class is co-taught by Gayaand Heidi Brockmann (also a certified Yoga Teacher and YogaTherapist).

Saturdays; 9:30 – 11:00am


Course #16012: February 21st – March 28th$73 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $66)

Course #16013: April 4th – 25th $51 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $44)

Gentle YogaAdaptive yoga for those with movement challenges. In this classyou will be guided through very gentle yoga poses drawn from thesomatic and hatha traditions. You will be given ample guidanceand time for modifying poses in order to accommodate more frag-ile areas of the body. Class will include such practices as move-ment, breath, self-massage and meditation practice. Prerequisite:students must be able to lie on the floor, sit and stand (can use chairfor support in any of these positions).

Thursdays; 9:00 – 10:15am


Course #16004: February 19th – March 26th $73 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $66)

Course #16005: April 2nd – 30th $62 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $55)

Beginning Hatha YogaLearn the basics of yoga poses and try out simple practices of yogaincluding movement, breathing and meditation. Each meeting youwill learn a few poses in depth including how to enter and exit theposes safely, the purpose of the poses and how to modify to thepose if called for. You will also other basics of yoga including howto use the breath for influencing the nervous system, and how tostrengthen, stretch the body and focus and calm the mind. If youhave never tried yoga, this is a great place to begin as you willbecome familiar with the basics. In Series A, B and C I cover different poses, so you can advance through the series in any orderand learn new poses each time. In the Moon, Sun and ForgivenessSeries, I teach you a short movement sequence.


Course #16006: January 7th – February 11th; Series B$73 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $66)

Course #16007: February 18th – March 25th; Series C$73 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $66)

Course #16014: April 1st – 29th; Intro to the Sun Salutation$62 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $55)

Level 1: Learn to dance by drilling the basic foundational moves.Using both slow and fast steps we will have you dancing in your first class!

Level 2: Learn new moves and refine technique. This class focuses onlearning how to lead others improvisationally and dancing together insmall groups. Talk to the instructor before moving up.

Level 3: This class focuses on technique for advanced moves anddancing together in different formations. May include floor work andbalancing, Instructor permission required.

Level 4: This is a performance intensive class. By invitation only.

Seba is the director of WildCard BellyDance and has been teachingclasses in Sonoma County since 2005. WildCard BellyDance is a pro-fessional Tribal Style belly dance troupe. Their format is firmly rootedin ATS and they have gone on to develop their own ITS format. Allclasses are taught by members of WildCard BellyDance.

For more info call Seba at 707-869-3469, email her at [email protected], visit us at www.wildcardbellydance.com or on FaceBook.

One class per week: $61 per session (Discounted Rohnert Park resi-dent fee $54)

OR

Take two classes per week for $88 per session (Discounted R.P. resident fee $81) Second class is half price.

OR

Take unlimited classes (that you qualify for) for $115(Discounted R.P. resident fee $108)

OR

Drop-in: $13 per class

Please note: Multiple class discount applies only for entire sessionblocks paid for at one time at the beginning of the session. Discountsdo not apply to drop-ins and are not available for on-line registration.

Improv Tribal Style Belly Dance Ages: 12-seniors 6-week sessions Seba, assisted by members of WildCard BellyDance Community Center Meeting Room #3

Level 1:



Course #16025: March 2nd – April 6th

Level 2:



Course #16026: March 2nd – April 6th

Level 3 (Instructor permission required):



Course #16027: March 4th – April 8th

Level 4 (By invitation only):



Course #16028: March 4th – April 8th

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Course #16019: February 5th – March 12th Course #16020: March 26th – April 30th

Dance to any song, anywhere, any time. At a concert/club/fair with friends: tap the beat, choose a dance, bust a move.Learn the steps here!

Line Dancing: Bigger Than Country

Ages: 18+ 6 -week sessions Christopher Gonzalez Sports and Fitness Center Activity Room

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Petaluma School of Ballet Children’s Pre-Ballet & Tap and Beginning BalletAges: 3-7 Petaluma School of Ballet Staff Community Center Meeting Room #3

Taught by Petaluma School of Ballet Staff. Staff from PSB have studied at San Francisco Ballet, Pacific Northwest Ballet, Berkeley Ballet Theatre,and Ballet West with over 15 years of teaching experience. They bring a wealth of professional knowledge to your child’s dance experience.

Classes are ongoing during the school year. For those classes that are full, registration for new students starts on the 16th of each month forthe following month. (For example: On April 16 new students for May will be accepted, space allowing.) Class size is limited to 12.

For all classes: Long hair should be pulled back into a ballet bun with a hair tie. Children with short hair should wear a headband to keep hair off face.

Pre-Ballet & Tap (Ages 3-6)Children are taught basic ballet and tap movement. They will dance and pretend as they act out stories using dance movement. We use avariety of music to enhance musical rhythms by clapping and listening, using stretching and improvisation while having lots of fun. Let usshare our love of dance with your youngster.

Children are taught basic ballet movement. They will dance and pretend as they act out stories using dance movement. We use avariety of music to enhance musical rhythms by clapping and listening, using stretching and improvisation while having lots of fun. Letus share our love of dance with your youngster.

Girls should wear a lavender colored leotard, pink tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys should wear a white t-shirt, shorts, socks andblack ballet slippers.

Course #16045: January 8th – 29th (4 weeks)$63 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $56)

Course #16046: February 5th – 26th (4 weeks)$63 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $56)

Course #16047: March 5th – April 2nd (4 weeks, no class 3/26)$63 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $56)

Course #16048: April 9th – 30th (4 weeks)$63 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $56)


Age 3 & 4:Girls should wear pink short-sleeved leotard (no attached skirts), pinktights and pink leather ballet shoes. Boys should wear white T-shirt,shorts, socks and black leather ballet shoes.

Wednesdays; 10:30 – 11:15am



Course #16030: March 4th – 25th (4 weeks)$55 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $48)


Ages 4 & 5:Girls should wear pink short-sleeved leotard (no attached skirts), pinktights and pink leather ballet shoes. Boys should wear white T-shirt,shorts, socks and black leather ballet shoes.

Wednesdays; 11:30am – 12:15pm





Ages 3 & 4:Girls should wear pink short-sleeved leotard (no attached skirts), pinktights and pink leather ballet shoes. Boys should wear white T-shirt,shorts, socks and black leather ballet shoes.






Ages 5 & 6:Girls should wear blue short-sleeved leotard (no attached skirts), pinktights and pink leather ballet shoes. Boys should wear white T-shirt,shorts, socks and black leather ballet shoes.






Beginning Ballet (Ages 7-8)

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Community Center Tot Time

Bettyjane Hotaling Community Center Pre-School Room

Pre-schoolers gain social skills and increased self-confidence by learning and playing together in a stimulating classroom environment. Earlychildhood learning concepts are introduced through music, math games, art, stories, drama, and cooking. Field trips will be included. Theclass provides an excellent program for kindergarten awareness by developing these skills.

Tot Time is an ongoing program; therefore, priority registration is given to returning participants. Remaining space registrations are doneon a first-come, first-serve basis and if the class is full a waitlist is available. If you have any questions pertaining to pre-school classes,please call the instructor at 588-3453 and leave your name and phone number. Your call will be returned as soon as possible.

Please note that online registration for this course is not available and interested participants need to contact the Community Center duringnormal business hours for registration information.

Please check the Music & Dance and Sports and Martial Arts sections of the Activity Guidefor information on other classes for pre-schoolers.

Classes for Pre-Schoolers

2 1/2 - 3 YEAR OLDSTuesdays & Thursdays; 9:30 – 11:30am

Course #16049: January 6th – February 12th (12 classes)$163 (Discounted Rohnert Park resident fee $156) PLUS a $15materials fee payable to the instructor on the FIRST day of class

Course #16050: February 17th – March 26th (12 classes)$163 (Discounted Rohnert Park resident fee $156) PLUS a $15materials fee payable to the instructor on the FIRST day of class

Course #16051: March 31st – May 14th (12 classes, no class4/7, 4/9)$163 (Discounted Rohnert Park resident fee $156) PLUS a $15materials fee payable to the instructor on the FIRST day of class

4 - 5 YEAR OLDSMondays, Wednesdays & Fridays; 9:00am – 12:00pm

Course #16052: January 5th - February 13th (18 classes)$331 (Discounted Rohnert Park resident fee $324) PLUS a $15materials fee payable to the instructor on the FIRST day of class

Course #16053: February 18th - March 27th (17 classes)$313 (Discounted Rohnert Park resident fee $306) PLUS a $15materials fee payable to the instructor on the FIRST day of class

Course #16054 :March 30th - May 15th (18 classes, no class 4/6, 4/8, 4/10)

$331 (Discounted Rohnert Park resident fee $324) PLUS a $15materials fee payable to the instructor on the FIRST day of class

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R o h n e r t P a r k S e n i o r C e n t e r A c t i v i t i e s f o r t h e y o u n g a t h e a r t .

O p e n M o n d a y - F r i d a y 9 a m - 4 p m6 8 0 0 H u n t e r D r . S u i t e A 7 0 7 . 5 8 5 . 6 7 8 0

The Rohnert Park Senior Center's programs are designed to appeal to a wide range of mature adults residing within the City of Rohnert Park and surrounding communities. Recognizing that today's "retirees" span quite a significant age range, the Center offers a friendly, lively atmosphere where you can hang out with old friends, meet new people, pursue an avid hobby or interest or try a new one. Dedicated to the needs, interests and vitality of today's seniors, we are always striving to expand our social, recreational, physical, and nutritional programs and ser-vices.

The type of classes and programs offered are as varied and diverse as the seniors that attend them. To assist you in keep-ing healthy we offer aerobics: Low Impact Exercise, Tai Chiand Ping Pong. For those of you who prefer alternative ways to keep in shape, we offer a variety of dance classes – country & western line dancing, both beginner and intermediate and Zumba Gold. If you need a break from all that exercise we have duplicate bridge, mah jong, scrabble and pool. We also offer a number of classes such as arts and crafts and book clubs. If you're hungry, our Center offers delicious, healthy and creative cuisine provided by Council on Aging of SonomaCounty.

Never before have today's seniors been so healthy, active and

vigorous as they are today. We are very proud of the fact that

our Center's programs appeal to such a wide range of ages,

interests and physical abilities. We hope you'll stop in and

check us out for yourself – we think you'll be very glad you did.

If you have any questions or require additional information, you

may contact the Senior Center front desk by phone 707-585-

6780. We hope to see you!

S tay ac t i ve , v i s i t t he Rohne r t Pa r kSen io r Cen te r !

SENIOR

TRANSPORTATION

PROGRAM

Mini-bus transporta-

tion service is availa-

ble in the mornings for

seniors residing in

Rohnert Park, Cotati,

and Penngrove on

Mondays, Tuesdays,

Wednesdays and Fri-

days for medical ap-

pointments, shopping,

or other personal

needs. On Thursday

mornings, we go to

Santa Rosa for medi-

cal, DMV or Social

Security only. To

schedule a ride, call

585-6780 between

9:00AM – noon Mon-

day - Friday, at least

one day and up to a

week in advance.

Cost is $7 per round

trip for Rohnert Park

appointments and $10

for trips to Santa Ro-

sa. ($2 surcharge if

only rider)

This program is

proudly sponsored

by: Home Instead

Senior Care Sonoma

County &

The Rotary Club of

Rohnert Park-Cotati.

Rohnert Park Community Chorale


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Internet Driver’s EducationAges: 14-18 All Good Drivers Education

Driver education is a California required course for teens to receive a driver’s license. It is the first step that must be taken so theteen can receive a driver’s permit. The course includes much parental involvement and is fun, interactive and educational.Coursework can be completed at any time of the day or night. This course is offered online only and a valid e-mail address isrequired. DMV-accepted completion certificates will be issued upon successful completion of the course. The class does NOTinclude behind-the-wheel driving.

If you register for this class online through RecEnroll please contact our office either by e-mail at [email protected] orby phone at 588-3456 to complete registration. Within 10 business days after completed registration, participants will be con-tacted via email by All Good Drivers to set up your course. You can register at any time during the month.

Chess for KidsCHESS FOR KIDS offers chess instruction within schoolsthroughout Sonoma County and on Friday Evenings inRohnert Park! All ages and skill levels are welcome.Please visit our website at www.chessclubforkids.com forinformation or call 527-6427.CHESS FOR KIDS, Inc. is anon-profit organization dedicated to bringing chess to asmany young people as possible in Sonoma County.

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Looking for something fun and exciting to do for your child’s nextbirthday? Well look no further! Book your child’s next birthdaywith us and have a Dodge Ball Birthday Party. We offer a privateroom at our Sports Center for a group of up to 12 children.Included in the package are the tables and chairs for the partyroom, all the dodge balls you need and a staff referee. Each partyis scheduled for 2 hours with 15 minutes before and after to set upand clean up. Take advantage of our exciting program and bookyour party at the rate of $120! For more information or questionson pricing and dates please call the Callinan Sports & FitnessCenter at 588-3477.

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Dodge Ball Birthday Parties

This group of musicians from the community and surrounding areas meets oncea week on Monday nights at 7:30 p.m. at Burton Avenue Recreation Center,7421 Burton Avenue, to rehearse and perform standard concert band literatureincluding marches, show tunes, and other popular music transcribed for concertband. There is no charge for the band, but you must have your own instrumentand music stand.

The band is composed of experienced high school and adult musicians wishingto play in a relaxed and friendly environment while maintaining a high expec-tation for quality performance and presentation. For more information, pleasecall Gary Young at 585-7550.

Community Band

Rohnert Park Community ChoraleThe Rohnert Park Community Chorale, a very talented and friendly singinggroup, is now in its 33rd year. Originally founded by Margot Godolphinin1981, who retired in 2012, the Chorale recently brought on a new, highly-qualified director, Karen Ball, of Santa Rosa; she replaces Wayne Thush, theinterim director, who remains with the group as the assistant director.Experienced adult singers of all ages in all voice parts are invited to join theChorale at the beginning of each music season (Spring - early February or Fall- early September). Rehearsals are held each Tuesday evening from 7:00 -9:00 PM in the hall behind Cross & Crown Church on Snyder Ave. in RohnertPark. Music varies from popular to sacred, from light classics to folk, jazz,show tunes, etc. Contact either Karen at 707-293-6108 or Wayne at 707-586-8321 for information about joining the Chorale.

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Classes for All Ages Ages: 4-Adult 4-week sessions Harvey BellMagnolia Park Tennis Courts 3 & 4, 1401 Middlebrook Way

Adult I, Ages 16+$57 per session (Discounted R.P. resident fee $50)

6:00 – 7:00pm, Tuesdays


Adult II, Ages 16+This class is for adults who are able to rally, serve and playfull court. Participants will improve their skills with drills andexercises, plus strategies and playing doubles and/or sin-gles games – not for beginners.




Ages 4-6$47 per session (Discounted R.P. resident fee $40)

3:30 - 4:00pm, Tuesdays








Youth & Adult Tennis Program

Learn to play the fastest growing sport in the country. Tennis – a fun game you can play for a lifetime!

Learn to play tennis in an easy and effective way. Four weeks of fun exercises, unique drills, and games and that will keep youmoving and smiling. Basic strokes for beginners are forehand, backhand, volley and serve (for most ages). Overheads, lobs, drops,spin, net play, and strategy are added as players advance. No experience necessary for beginners. Loaner Racquets are avail-able. Rain-outs (if any) will be made up. For more information or if the class is full please, e-mail the instructor, Harvey Bell at [email protected] or call 707-795-0650 as we may be able to add additional slots or additional times.

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18mo. – 36 mo. (w/parent)Fridays; 9:30am – 10:30am

Community Center Multi Use Room

Course #16088: January 30th – April 3rd (no class 3/27)

Course #16089: April 10th – June 5th

3 – 5 yrsFridays; 10:45 – 11:45am

Sports and Fitness Center Gymnasium

Course #16070: January 30th – April 3rd (no class 3/27)

9 week session Renee Ziemer

Kinder Kickz Soccer is a non-competitive, activity-based soccer program for children ages 18 months to 5 years being offered at theRohnert Park Community Center! It is the perfect introduction into sports and group play. Each Kinder Kickz Soccer class is 60 minuteslong which combines 15 minutes of free play (open to family and friends) followed by 45 minutes of structured physical activities (withand without the ball). The activities are designed to help promote motor skills (balance, coordination, running control) and social skills(listening, teamwork, sharing, building self-confidence, sportsmanship). These activities also help teach basic soccer skills (kicking, drib-bling, scoring….).

For information on additional classes including an additional 3-5yr. old class in April please visit www.kinderkickz.com

$127 per session ($120 discounted R.P resident fee) plus a onetime registration fee $30 due on the first day of class payable to Kinder Kickz Soccer. New players will receive a uniform top.

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Rhythmic Gymnastics

Ages: 6-12 5 week sessions Global Rhythmic Academy Community Center Garden Room

Beginning Martial ArtsAges: 5 - 105 Martial Arts Academy Sports and Fitness Center Activity Room

Sensei Tony Johnson has been studying Martial Arts for 20 years. Martial Arts Academy is proud to be part of USA Karate, a memberof the United States Olympic Committee. Martial Arts Academy is the only USA Karate school in Sonoma County. USA Karate is part ofthe World Karate Federation (WKF), which is 170 member nations strong.

The study of Martial Arts is a great way to stay active throughout your life. This class is specifically for beginners, and perfect for all ages.It's especially fun to take this class with your child, and I highly recommend this to families. You can learn and play together.

There is an optional but highly recommended book and video available to reference to help make sure you make smooth and easyprogress, and learn techniques correctly. If you already have experience, please see my website at www.m-a-academy.com for infor-mation on more advanced classes.

Fridays; 4:00 – 4:50pm

$57 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $50)plus a $24.95 (includes tax) uniform fee for new students due to the instructor at the first class

Course #16093: January 9th – February 27th (no class 2/13) Course #16094: March 6rd – April 24th (no class 4/3)

Optional but highly recommended supplemental materials available from the instructor$25 Martial Arts Training Book and $30 Practice Video

AikidoAges 18+ 1 month sessions Pete Breeland Sports & Fitness Center Activity Room

Aikido is a traditional Japanese martial art. This class will study basic and flowing exercises with the wooden sword (bokken) and 5 footstaff (Jo). The Founder’s desire that Aikido teach harmonious blending rather than conflict is emphasized in this class. We will explorethe body movement consistent with empty-handed aikido. All skill levels are welcome. No uniform or dogi is required. The instructor, PeteBreeland, with over 30 years of experience with Aiki buki-waza (Aiki weapons techniques), is ranked at 5th dan. Please contact theinstructor at [email protected] or 477-9158 with questions.

Tuesdays & Thursdays; 7:00 – 8:00am

$47 per session (Discounted R.P. resident fee $40) Drop-in fee is $7 per visit for R.P. residents/$8 non-residents paid directly to the instructor


Course #16096: February 3rd – 26th

Course #16097: March 3rd – 31st

Course #16098: April 2nd – 30th


Course #16081: February 23rd – March 26th

Course #16100:March 30th - April 27th

Rhythmic gymnastics develops coordination, flexibility, strength, acrobatics,dance skills and musicality. Course includes skills with rhythmic apparatus:

ropes, hoops, balls, clubs and ribbons.




Basic Gymnastics Ages: 3-10 4 week sessions Mud Puddle Gymnastics Community Center

Basic Gymnastics is a course designed to learn beginning level skills including tumbling, bars, balance beam, vaulting board skills and other fun activities.


$10 sibling discount available for each additional child registered from the same family. Discount not available online, please contact the Community Services Department for more information..

Community Center Garden RoomTuesdays; 4:15pm – 5:00pm


Course #16077: February 3rd – 24th

Course #16078: March 3rd – 24th


Wednesdays; 9:45am – 10:30am





Wednesday; 4:15pm – 5:00pm






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Community Center LoungeThursdays; 9:45am – 10:30am





Kids First Organization - The SCFNFFL is a kids first organization. We strive to provide a safeand fun environment where kids can development their skills playing football while not having to worryabout the constant contact of tackle.Open League Participation - The SCFNFFL is open to boys and girls ages 6-14. We will have 4divisions ( U14/ U12/ U10/ U8). No experience is necessary as each kid will play every positionthroughout the year.Countywide League - The SCFNFFL will allow any city in Sonoma County to field teams. Thisunique style of league creates a win/win environment for your community. Your teams are from yourindividual city but you get to compete against other cities in your county.Location of Practices and Games- The SCFNFFL allows each city to create teams and will host onepractice a week in their city. Every Friday Night Elsie Allen High School will host games where yourindividual city will come and play other cities in our league. Practices will be 1 1/2 hours on eitherTuesday or Wednesday and games are two 20 min running clock halves.Rohnert Park practices will be held at the Gold Ridge Recreation Center on Wednesdaysfrom 5:00- 6:30pm. Game nights will be every Friday at Elsie Allen High School (599 Bellevue Ave, Santa Rosa), times TBD by division and number of teams

Course #16087: April 8th – May 15th (6 practices and 6 games)

$136 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $129) included with registration is a game jersey, water bottle,practice penny and a bag handed out at 1st practice

SONOMA COUNTY FRIDAY NIGHT FLAG FOOTBALL LEAGUE (SCFNFFL) 6 weeks Ages 6-14

Community Centric League- Kids play with their friends, classmates and/or buddies on Rohnert Park created teams.Site Directors - Madison Lott Head Football Coach at Elsie Allen High School will be directing the Sonoma County Friday Night Flag Football League (SCFNFFL).

Coaches - Our coaches are a mix of High School/College Athletes and Youth Football Coaches. This gives us the ability to relate to thekids participating.

MLK Basketball Game Day 1 day Ages 7-13Gold Ridge Recreation Center Multi-Use Room

Games, Games and more Games! This fun, one day program featuresall the games including dribble knock-out, Around the World, PepsiHot Spot, one on one, three on three and more. Designed to let theparticipants have a day where play is the main focus, this program isa basketball players dream come true. Come and play with our experienced coaches as they offer quality instruction to all participants, but remember: this one is all about FUN!

Course #16082: Monday January 19th, 9am – 3pm


President’s Day Ball Handling &Shooting Clinic1 day Ages 7-13 Gold Ridge Recreation Center Multi-Use Room

This one day clinic will make you a better basketball player. Perfect forplayers in preparation of their upcoming league play, this program is designed to make you more confident with the basketball. Ballhandling drills, shooting fundamentals and many other skill based

instructional programs will be combined with games and other smallsided competitions. Come join our experienced staff and walk away a better player!

Course #16083: Monday, February 16th, 9am -3pm



Basketball


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Ready to play some football? This camp is packed with fun.Whether you are a beginner or advanced player, the drillstaught at this camp will help you improve your game. Ournon-contact, camps are the perfect introduction to football.Emphasis will be on proper conditioning and warm-ups,footwork drills, agility, passing, receiving, and game strategies. Feel good sending your kids to a football campthat’s in a fun and safe environment with a motivating andpositive coaching staff.

Monday through Friday March 30th – April 3rd

Course #16085: Full Day Camp, 9am – 3pm $186 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $179)

Course #16086: 1/2 Day Camp, 9am – Noon $136 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $129)

Football

Spring Break Air Attack Flag Football Camp5 day camp Ages 7-13

Jr. NBA Basketball Program6 weeks Ages 5-7 Callinan Sports and Fitness Center Gymnasium

The Jr. NBA program is designed to help young basketball playersmaster the fundamentals of the game. Players will be asked to pushthe limits of their abilities at each clinic and practice while being challenged to do their best during games and competitions. Weeklysessions will focus on helping young players develop a true understanding of the game of basketball and develop their potentialboth on and off the court.

Sundays; 3:30 - 4:30pm

Course #16084: February 8th – March 15th


National Academy of Athletics Aaron Locks and his excellent staff have over 27 years of experience working in youth sports. Learning from greats like John Wooden, Pat Riley,Dusty Baker, Rick Barry and more, Aaron brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to youth sports training that is unmatched in our area.


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Here is the perfect facility for wedding receptions,meetings, club functions, seminars or other gather-ings. Conveniently located just a few blocks fromHighway 101, the Community Center has a multitudeof rooms and meeting areas. Our Multi-Use Roomcan accommodate 350 people for dinner with a serv-ice bar located inside the room. The large well-designed kitchen has commercial ovens, stove andgrill top, complete refrigeration and dishwashingfacilities, large counter tops and tables for foodpreparation. The kitchen also comes with dishwareand silverware for 350. Also available is our newoutdoor wedding area suitable for 125 guests avail-able for rent with the reception hall. Ample restroomfacilities, patio area and large landscaped lawn areascomplete the package.

COM M U N I T Y C E NT E R 5401 Snyder Lane

SENIOR CENTER 6800 Hunter Drive, Suite A

BURTON AVENUE RECREATION CENTER 7421 Burton Avenue

RECREATION CENTER RENTALSThe City of Rohnert Park offers reservations for large and small groups at the Community Center,Burton Avenue Recreation Center and the Senior Center. Reservations are accepted up to one yearin advance and summer dates book fast so reserve yours today. A rental guide is available withdetailed information on each of the rooms, rental policies and procedures and a fee schedule. Forinformation on the Community Center or Burton Avenue Recreation Center, call 588-3456 anyweekday between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., or for information on the Rohnert Park Senior Center,please call 585-6780, Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.

The Rohnert Park Senior Center accepts applicationsfor use of the facility. A large activity room, withbuilt-in P.A. system, and a smaller dining room areavailable weekdays after 4:00 p.m. and on week-ends. For more information call 585-6780 Monday-Friday,9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Burton Avenue Recreation Center is a great location forweddings, birthday and anniversary parties. The buildingholds a maximum of 200 people. The center boasts alarge main hall, full kitchen, glassed veranda area, andback lawn area.

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R E G I S T R A T I O N I N F O R M A T I O N

YOU CAN REGISTER FOR CLASSES BY.....

PHONE

City of Rohnert Park,

Community Services

5401 Snyder Lane

Rohnert Park, CA 94928

HAND DELIVERY

FAX

(707)588-3456

(707)588-3444

INTERNET

Please Send Your

Form & Fees to

RecEnroll On-Line Registration VISIT US AT...rpcommuni tyserv ices .org

Community Services is proud to offer our on-line registration program, “RecEnroll”. All youneed is a Client and PIN Number and a valid VISA or MasterCard. RecEnroll can be accessed 24hours a day, seven days a week. The system is secure and all personal information is encryptedand never stored on city computers. Personal information is only used for department transactions and never shared with anyone.If you are a previous participant in our programs, you already have approved access to RecEnroll. All you need is your Client Number and PIN. You can request your numbers by sending an e-mail to [email protected] or calling (707) 588-3456 during normal business hours. If you have never participated in our programs, or are returning after a three year or more absence, you may request an account on-line. Just go to the RecEnroll Websiteat www.rpcity.org, click on the RecEnroll link. Once there, click on the MY ACCOUNT tab andREQUEST NEW ACCOUNT. Enter the required fields and your Client Number and PIN will be sent toyou on the next business day.

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FAX

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R E G I S T R A T I O N I N F O R M A T I O N

P lease Fo l l ow. . . the r eg i s t ra t i on i n f o rma t i on ca re fu l l y !

PaymentsThe Community Services Department accepts Visa or MasterCard, money orders, cash or checks in payment for classes, buildingrentals and memberships.

Non-resident Fee There is a non-resident fee of $7.00 per person per class for all individuals residing outside the City of Rohnert Park who wish to enroll in programs or classes. The fee can differ for some programs.

CancellationRegister early! Classes will be cancelled 24 hours prior to the first class meeting if they do not have the minimum number ofstudents required.

RefundsCustomers desiring a refund due to a change of schedule, illness, unable to attend or change of mind onregistering for the activity, can receive a pro-rated refund if requested before 1/2 of the activity meetings have taken place. A $5 processing fee will be deducted from your refund. If the Community Services Department cancels or changes an activity, an appropriate refund will be issued for the unused portion of the activity. (The processing fee and process is differentfor summer camps and senior citizen trips. Please see program registration information.) Refunds will be mailed within 10-14working days of the request. Your satisfaction is our goal!

Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back!Yes, you’ve heard this claim before, but not often from government! We are socommitted to excellent service that we guarantee your satisfaction, or your moneyback! If you are dissatisfied with your program or service before the program ishalf over, just notify our office, and we will give you your money back for anyunused balance of the program or service, with the invitation to try us again. Yourinput is valuable to us as we strive to make these programs and services as enjoy-able and effective as possible for you and your family. We want you to know yourdollar is well spent with us and that we’ll take care of you! (Policy does not coverteam sports and is different for senior citizen trips)

Registration for

all Winter

classes begins

December 1st, 2014

We Don’t Like To Cancel Classes...

But sometimes it is necessarybefore the first meeting

when pre-enrollments are low. Your registration might be

the one that enables the class to be held.

Please pre-register at least 2days before the class begins.

When filling out the form to register by mail or Fax, the liability waiver must be signed. Failure to do so will delayprocessing of your registration. Please help us by following the registration instructions. If you have questions or

would like more information, call the Community Services Department at 588-3456.

•••••••••••• PHOTO NOTIFICATION ••••••••••••

The department reserves the right to photograph facilities, activities and program participants for potential promotionaluse. All photos will remain the property of the Community Services department and may be used for publicity or promotion purposes only. If you or anyone in your family should not be photographed, contact the Community ServicesDepartment, 588-3456.

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MEET THE BUNNY 2nd Saturday of each monthRohnert Park Animal Shelter1:00 - 5:00 p.m.

� A safe haven for lost animals� An adoption center giving

animals a second chance� An educational resource

promoting responsible pet careCall about volunteer opportunities, group tours,

birthday parties or school programs

Wed 1-6:30 � Thur-Fri-Sat 1-5:30 � Sun 1-4:30301 J Rogers Lane, Off Redwood Drive

Tel: 584-1582 � www.rpanimalshelter.orgLike us on Facebook

For low-income residents of RP and Cotati

For appointment call: 588-3531

Sponsored by the RP Animal Shelterand the City of Rohnert Park

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